Class Action Park. Thursday, HBO Max. More Television Reviews ‘The Luckiest Man in America’ Review: ... (comedian Chris Gethard, for instance, and the actress Alison Becker).

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HBO Max’s ‘Class Action Park’ Trailer Is Filled With Tales of ... “Nobody should ever be the second person to die in a wave pool,” comedian Chris Gethard says in an interview.

From 1978 to 1996 — in summer movie terms, from “Animal House” to “Twister” — Vernon, New Jersey’s Action Park waterpark flung thousands upon thousands of … ...

“Class Action Park” directors Seth Porges and Chris Charles Scott attempt to cut through a thick ... “We would try to die for fun,” comedian Chris Gethard says in the film. Gethard, ...

Featuring commentary from former lifeguards, ride attendants, security guards, and even now-famous park-goers like Chris Gethard and Alison Becker, the Class Action Park documentary shines a light ...

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That’s comedian Chris Gethard, talking about the allure of Action Park, New Jersey’s most dangerous water park in the new trailer for just-announced documentary Class Action Park. We’ve ...

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Comedian Chris Gethard, a terrified Action Park regular as a kid and the ringer here, equates the experience to a rite-of-lonely-adolescence-passage. “We felt like we were on our own,” he says.

Comedian Chris Gethard, a terrified Action Park regular as a kid and the ringer here, equates the experience to a rite-of-lonely-adolescence-passage. “We felt like we were on our own,” he says.